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VEGETABLE GROWING 2020
Thanks Sian. By no means the largest I’ve ever grown, but it’s clean (little if any canker), so I’m happy
Thanks Sian. By no means the largest I’ve ever grown, but it’s clean (little if any canker), so I’m happy
Thanks Sian. By no means the largest I’ve ever grown, but it’s clean (little if any canker), so I’m happy
Thanks Sian. By no means the largest I’ve ever grown, but it’s clean (little if any canker), so I’m happy
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Freddy
Nov 30, 2020
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Tomato Growing Thread 2021
My seeds arrived today. Garnet and Jaune Flamme also got sungold. I need to sit on my hands now and not sow too early. Going to sow at start of March I think.Rusty
My seeds arrived today. Garnet and Jaune Flamme also got sungold. I need to sit on my hands now and not sow too early. Going to sow at start of March I think.Rusty
My seeds arrived today. Garnet and Jaune Flamme also got sungold. I need to sit on my hands now and not sow too early. Going to sow at start of March I think.Rusty
My seeds arrived today. Garnet and Jaune Flamme also got sungold. I need to sit on my hands now and not sow too early. Going to sow at start of March I think.Rusty
JWK
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Jan 4, 2021
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rustyroots
Jan 19, 2021 at 12:11 PM
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Tomato Grafting
Yes, it is worth the effort and I had a lot of fun doing it.
Yes, it is worth the effort and I had a lot of fun doing it.
Yes, it is worth the effort and I had a lot of fun doing it.
Yes, it is worth the effort and I had a lot of fun doing it.
JWK
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Feb 21, 2013
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misterQ
Dec 8, 2020
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Sowing seeds too early.
Very useful information Steve
Very useful information Steve
Very useful information Steve
Very useful information Steve
Steve R
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Jan 27, 2018
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JWK
Jan 19, 2019
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How To I.D. Your Apples - and some fruits
This is a very good site for identifying your apples if you want to.Basic searches can be done without joining up.More complicated searches may require joining.fruitID | Apple...
This is a very good site for identifying your apples if you want to.Basic searches can be done without joining up.More complicated searches may require joining.fruitID | Apple Identification | Apple Varieties | Apple CultivarsWe went to an Apple Day at our local orchard and got our...
This is a very good site for identifying your apples if you want to.Basic searches can be done without joining up.More complicated searches may require joining.fruitID | Apple Identification | Apple Varieties | Apple CultivarsWe went to...
This is a very good site for identifying your apples if you want to.Basic searches can be done without joining up.More complicated searches may require joining.fruitID | Apple...
shiney
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Oct 7, 2019
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shiney
Oct 7, 2019
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Giant Pumpkin Growing Guide
Might be best to post this on the 2016 Pumpkin Growing thread @Snowbaby
Might be best to post this on the 2016 Pumpkin Growing thread @Snowbaby
Might be best to post this on the 2016 Pumpkin Growing thread @Snowbaby
Might be best to post this on the 2016 Pumpkin Growing thread @Snowbaby
Steve R
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JWK
Jun 7, 2016
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Giant Onions 2020
Attempting to tidy and braid my onions today
Attempting to tidy and braid my onions today
Attempting to tidy and braid my onions today
Attempting to tidy and braid my onions today
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Emily Jones
Aug 24, 2020
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GARDENERS DELIGHT SEED AND GERMINATION AND GROWING 2020
Sown Gardener's Delight 2005 & 2012 today
Sown Gardener's Delight 2005 & 2012 today
Sown Gardener's Delight 2005 & 2012 today
Sown Gardener's Delight 2005 & 2012 today
ARMANDII
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Jan 18, 2020
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JWK
Mar 7, 2020
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CHILLIES 2020
Not tried those, thought about it but not worth the bother as i give 95% of chilies away, tried various sprays based on seaweed and other organic ingredients, both home made and professional....
Not tried those, thought about it but not worth the bother as i give 95% of chilies away, tried various sprays based on seaweed and other organic ingredients, both home made and professional. Garlic smoke bombs etc. I use nematodes every year for slugs so not adverse to biological controls....
Not tried those, thought about it but not worth the bother as i give 95% of chilies away, tried various sprays based on seaweed and other organic ingredients, both home made and professional. Garlic smoke bombs etc. I use nematodes every year for...
Not tried those, thought about it but not worth the bother as i give 95% of chilies away, tried various sprays based on seaweed and other organic ingredients, both home made and professional....
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sandymac
Nov 21, 2020
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Ziggys' West Bay,Dorset Veg Plot
Foots getting better, so got out to try to catch up with the weeding today. things do get away from you at this time of year. Willow earthed up the Tiddies for me. Salads &...
Foots getting better, so got out to try to catch up with the weeding today. things do get away from you at this time of year. Willow earthed up the Tiddies for me. Salads & Carrots have come on well. I'm sure there were more Strawberries than that when I asked Willow to...
Foots getting better, so got out to try to catch up with the weeding today. things do get away from you at this time of year. Willow earthed up the Tiddies for me. Salads & Carrots have come on well. I'm sure there were...
Foots getting better, so got out to try to catch up with the weeding today. things do get away from you at this time of year. Willow earthed up the Tiddies for me. Salads &...
Phil A
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Feb 12, 2011
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Phil A
May 8, 2012
Yuzu, grafted vs seedling fruit quality
I agree, but it suggests it is from an individual that has planted some seeds rather than a commercial seller. If a friend sent me a plant like that I would be very happy.If I paid money for a...
I agree, but it suggests it is from an individual that has planted some seeds rather than a commercial seller. If a friend sent me a plant like that I would be very happy.If I paid money for a plant and it tuned up in that manner I'd be slightly suspicious.But then again, nothing ventured,...
I agree, but it suggests it is from an individual that has planted some seeds rather than a commercial seller. If a friend sent me a plant like that I would be very happy.If I paid money for a plant and it tuned up in that manner I'd be...
I agree, but it suggests it is from an individual that has planted some seeds rather than a commercial seller. If a friend sent me a plant like that I would be very happy.If I paid money for a...
herbs&flowers
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Jul 21, 2017
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pete
Jul 22, 2017
Yucky frozen Mange Tout
When I used to grow loads of runner beans some years ago, we used to go down the road of slicing them and then blanching them.They never turned to mush, but they were bloody tasteless.Never...
When I used to grow loads of runner beans some years ago, we used to go down the road of slicing them and then blanching them.They never turned to mush, but they were bloody tasteless.Never bothered after that.Better off buying them in the supermarket.
When I used to grow loads of runner beans some years ago, we used to go down the road of slicing them and then blanching them.They never turned to mush, but they were bloody tasteless.Never bothered after that.Better off buying them in the...
When I used to grow loads of runner beans some years ago, we used to go down the road of slicing them and then blanching them.They never turned to mush, but they were bloody tasteless.Never...
silu
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Nov 3, 2015
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pete
Nov 4, 2015
Yuck - whats this?
I think it's some sort of peziza cup fungus, nothing to worry about.
I think it's some sort of peziza cup fungus, nothing to worry about.
I think it's some sort of peziza cup fungus, nothing to worry about.
I think it's some sort of peziza cup fungus, nothing to worry about.
GYO newbie
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May 27, 2015
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nFrost
May 27, 2015
Your spuds
Hi Fretters. No secrets, just planted them and that's it. I DO reckon that raised beds help though. This is my first year back (gardening) after some 20 years. Because space is relatively limited,...
Hi Fretters. No secrets, just planted them and that's it. I DO reckon that raised beds help though. This is my first year back (gardening) after some 20 years. Because space is relatively limited, and having read that raised beds can produce more per sq yd, I decided that it was the way to go,...
Hi Fretters. No secrets, just planted them and that's it. I DO reckon that raised beds help though. This is my first year back (gardening) after some 20 years. Because space is relatively limited, and having read that raised beds can produce more...
Hi Fretters. No secrets, just planted them and that's it. I DO reckon that raised beds help though. This is my first year back (gardening) after some 20 years. Because space is relatively limited,...
Freddy
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Aug 2, 2008
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Freddy
Aug 15, 2008
Young tender beet greens
Pete, Actually I read the same thing several years ago. That said, getting the salt into the system is the easy part, but getting it out of the porous clay pellets would be a nightmare.
Pete, Actually I read the same thing several years ago. That said, getting the salt into the system is the easy part, but getting it out of the porous clay pellets would be a nightmare.
Pete, Actually I read the same thing several years ago. That said, getting the salt into the system is the easy part, but getting it out of the porous clay pellets would be a nightmare.
Pete, Actually I read the same thing several years ago. That said, getting the salt into the system is the easy part, but getting it out of the porous clay pellets would be a nightmare.
hydrogardener
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Mar 13, 2016
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hydrogardener
Mar 13, 2016
Young Onions
Well me and my girlfriend ate them. Lovely they were too.
Well me and my girlfriend ate them. Lovely they were too.
Well me and my girlfriend ate them. Lovely they were too.
Well me and my girlfriend ate them. Lovely they were too.
DOdgecuk
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Jun 5, 2010
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DOdgecuk
Jun 8, 2010
Young Morello Cherry Tree
Thanks, will have a look for that in my garden centre!!
Thanks, will have a look for that in my garden centre!!
Thanks, will have a look for that in my garden centre!!
Thanks, will have a look for that in my garden centre!!
Lucky7even
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Jun 23, 2013
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Lucky7even
Jun 24, 2013
Young Cucumber plant - edges of leaves yellowing
Thanks, I'll post here if there is any great change (for good or bad).Good luck with yours too.
Thanks, I'll post here if there is any great change (for good or bad).Good luck with yours too.
Thanks, I'll post here if there is any great change (for good or bad).Good luck with yours too.
Thanks, I'll post here if there is any great change (for good or bad).Good luck with yours too.
TheMadHedger
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TheMadHedger
Jun 2, 2016
yorkshire veg growers?
I'm a little further north than you ellwilll in North West Cumbria and so far I have only planted potatoes outside, under cover I have all manner of veg growing away happliy, from the tenderest -...
I'm a little further north than you ellwilll in North West Cumbria and so far I have only planted potatoes outside, under cover I have all manner of veg growing away happliy, from the tenderest - toms and Chillis to the more hardy onions shallots leeks etc. I prefer to give as much of my veg as...
I'm a little further north than you ellwilll in North West Cumbria and so far I have only planted potatoes outside, under cover I have all manner of veg growing away happliy, from the tenderest - toms and Chillis to the more hardy onions shallots...
I'm a little further north than you ellwilll in North West Cumbria and so far I have only planted potatoes outside, under cover I have all manner of veg growing away happliy, from the tenderest -...
ellwilll
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Apr 21, 2012
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Steve R
Apr 22, 2012
Yippee!! Yum Yum!! Runner Beans
Last week I planted some dwarf runners, this week they are up,what do you reckon the chances are of getting a good crop in Oct? Just thought I would give it a go as most runners all come at once...
Last week I planted some dwarf runners, this week they are up,what do you reckon the chances are of getting a good crop in Oct? Just thought I would give it a go as most runners all come at once and as there is only me and I hate frozen beans, the variety is "Hestia" any one had experience?
Last week I planted some dwarf runners, this week they are up,what do you reckon the chances are of getting a good crop in Oct? Just thought I would give it a go as most runners all come at once and as there is only me and I hate frozen beans,...
Last week I planted some dwarf runners, this week they are up,what do you reckon the chances are of getting a good crop in Oct? Just thought I would give it a go as most runners all come at once...
shiney
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rosietutu
Aug 1, 2008
Yippee
they are peppers pam and I did find a ripe cayenne one hiding! we had them for dinner this evening
Don't even think of mentioning courgettes or marrows - (very angry emoticon!) :@
they are peppers pam and I did find a ripe cayenne one hiding! we had them for dinner this evening
Don't even think of mentioning courgettes or marrows - (very angry emoticon!) :@
they are peppers pam and I did find a ripe cayenne one hiding! we had them for dinner this evening
Don't even think of mentioning courgettes or marrows - (very angry emoticon!) :@
they are peppers pam and I did find a ripe cayenne one hiding! we had them for dinner this evening
Don't even think of mentioning courgettes or marrows - (very angry emoticon!) :@
Vince
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Sep 20, 2008
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Vince
Sep 21, 2008
Ying Yang Beans
It sure does. Thanks :DI'll have best of both of the worlds. I'll grow them then make the soup from the harvest :PSeems like someones going to do a bit of travelling :Dlol I always got...
It sure does. Thanks :DI'll have best of both of the worlds. I'll grow them then make the soup from the harvest :PSeems like someones going to do a bit of travelling :Dlol I always got my eye out for recipes :D
It sure does. Thanks :DI'll have best of both of the worlds. I'll grow them then make the soup from the harvest :PSeems like someones going to do a bit of travelling :Dlol I always got my eye out for recipes :D
It sure does. Thanks :DI'll have best of both of the worlds. I'll grow them then make the soup from the harvest :PSeems like someones going to do a bit of travelling :Dlol I always got...
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Hadeda
Oct 8, 2011
yeyyy, Ive got mangetout
I only had flowers a few days ago but we have had so much rain here lately that everything has shot up! keep watching them....it wont be long, like I said, mine seem to have grown in days!
I only had flowers a few days ago but we have had so much rain here lately that everything has shot up! keep watching them....it wont be long, like I said, mine seem to have grown in days!
I only had flowers a few days ago but we have had so much rain here lately that everything has shot up! keep watching them....it wont be long, like I said, mine seem to have grown in days!
I only had flowers a few days ago but we have had so much rain here lately that everything has shot up! keep watching them....it wont be long, like I said, mine seem to have grown in days!
Axie-Ali
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Jun 10, 2010
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Axie-Ali
Jun 11, 2010
yey! peppers
I've grown mine in pots on the windowsill in the lounge. They were mini peppers and have had about twenty peppers so far. They look great. I just keep mine we'll watered and also used a soft...
I've grown mine in pots on the windowsill in the lounge. They were mini peppers and have had about twenty peppers so far. They look great. I just keep mine we'll watered and also used a soft paintbrush to pollinate the flowers as they opened. Seems to have done the trick!
I've grown mine in pots on the windowsill in the lounge. They were mini peppers and have had about twenty peppers so far. They look great. I just keep mine we'll watered and also used a soft paintbrush to pollinate the flowers as they opened....
I've grown mine in pots on the windowsill in the lounge. They were mini peppers and have had about twenty peppers so far. They look great. I just keep mine we'll watered and also used a soft...
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Markymark
Jul 27, 2014
Yet another tomato question!
Thanks for the advice, everyone. I bought some sweet william seed from Nicky's nursery last year and was pleased with the results so I shall have a look at the Chiquita seeds being sold.
Thanks for the advice, everyone. I bought some sweet william seed from Nicky's nursery last year and was pleased with the results so I shall have a look at the Chiquita seeds being sold.
Thanks for the advice, everyone. I bought some sweet william seed from Nicky's nursery last year and was pleased with the results so I shall have a look at the Chiquita seeds being sold.
Thanks for the advice, everyone. I bought some sweet william seed from Nicky's nursery last year and was pleased with the results so I shall have a look at the Chiquita seeds being sold.
Jack by the hedge
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Aug 6, 2008
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Jack by the hedge
Aug 7, 2008
Yep, yet another tomato query - sorry
You suggest, as I suspected, removal. I don't see the need for them either so, thank you for that.
You suggest, as I suspected, removal. I don't see the need for them either so, thank you for that.
You suggest, as I suspected, removal. I don't see the need for them either so, thank you for that.
You suggest, as I suspected, removal. I don't see the need for them either so, thank you for that.
Fidgetsmum
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Jul 9, 2010
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Fidgetsmum
Jul 9, 2010
Yellowing of pumpkin plants
It's way too early to plant outside (assuming you are in the UK). It looks like cold damage. Put them back in their pots and bring them indoors for a couple of weeks at least. Tonight is forecast...
It's way too early to plant outside (assuming you are in the UK). It looks like cold damage. Put them back in their pots and bring them indoors for a couple of weeks at least. Tonight is forecast a frost so you will lose them if they are left outside. I don't plant mine outside until late...
It's way too early to plant outside (assuming you are in the UK). It looks like cold damage. Put them back in their pots and bring them indoors for a couple of weeks at least. Tonight is forecast a frost so you will lose them if they are left...
It's way too early to plant outside (assuming you are in the UK). It looks like cold damage. Put them back in their pots and bring them indoors for a couple of weeks at least. Tonight is forecast...
PrincessJelly
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JWK
May 3, 2011
Yellowing leaves on Cucumbers
Damaged or diseased leaves. Remove them. What living portions remain, simply drain the plant of nutrients.
Damaged or diseased leaves. Remove them. What living portions remain, simply drain the plant of nutrients.
Damaged or diseased leaves. Remove them. What living portions remain, simply drain the plant of nutrients.
Damaged or diseased leaves. Remove them. What living portions remain, simply drain the plant of nutrients.
Darth Weeder
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Mike Allen
Jun 13, 2020
Yellow Tomato leaves
It's unlikely to be magnesium deficiency yet, but as Kristen say it won't hurt to try. I would say your seed compost may have run out of nutrients. I would pot them on or give them a half dose of...
It's unlikely to be magnesium deficiency yet, but as Kristen say it won't hurt to try. I would say your seed compost may have run out of nutrients. I would pot them on or give them a half dose of tomato feed.
It's unlikely to be magnesium deficiency yet, but as Kristen say it won't hurt to try. I would say your seed compost may have run out of nutrients. I would pot them on or give them a half dose of tomato feed.
It's unlikely to be magnesium deficiency yet, but as Kristen say it won't hurt to try. I would say your seed compost may have run out of nutrients. I would pot them on or give them a half dose of...
David G
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Apr 23, 2011
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JWK
Apr 24, 2011
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